Branch Creek Track is a 6.4 km Medium 4WD trail in Wandiligong, Victoria, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 30%. Average drive time is 24 minutes.
If you're after a genuine test of your 4WD's climbing ability without committing to a full day expedition, Branch Creek Track delivers exactly that. This medium-difficulty trail near Wandiligong packs serious elevation gains into its compact 6.4 km length, with punishing 30% grades that'll keep you focused behind the wheel. You'll navigate technical ascents through genuine bush terrain where vehicle placement matters, rewarded with the satisfaction of conquering some genuinely steep sections that separate casual drivers from competent off-roaders.
The track winds through rugged Victorian high country with varied scenery that shifts from dense forest to more open terrain as you climb. You should expect a raw, unpolished driving experience—this isn't a groomed recreational track. The steep grades demand respect; approach each climb methodically, understand your vehicle's capabilities, and come prepared with proper recovery equipment. Nine other Newtracs users have successfully completed this route, so you'll have real-world evidence it's achievable in a well-maintained 4WD.
Plan for around 24 minutes of active driving, though this varies significantly based on your approach to the technical sections. Bring extra water, tell someone your route, and download the Newtracs app to track your progress and access detailed waypoints. This is a rewarding test piece that builds genuine off-road confidence.
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6.4 km
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24 min
Avg Time
16 km/h
Avg Speed
30%
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